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December 30, 2002 | Football

Badger fans, roll your VCR tapes.

Wisconsin's thrilling Alamo Bowl victory will be re-shown on ESPN on Wednesday, Jan. 1, from 2-4 a.m. CST.

The Badgers, of course, defeated 14th-ranked Colorado, 31-28 (OT), in the 10th Alamo Bowl presented by MasterCard. Wisconsin erased a 28-21 fourth-quarter deficit by scoring the tying points in the final minute of regulation. Mike Allen 's 37-yard field goal in overtime won it for the UW.

The victory gave Wisconsin its seventh bowl triumph in eight tries under Coach Barry Alvarez.